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Proceedings of 1St IBSA Youth Summit Proceedings of August 26-28, 2021 Jointly Organised By Ministry of External Affairs Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports Government of India Government of India Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development An Institution of National Importance Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports Government of India 1 Proceedings of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit August 26-28, 2021 2 Contents Page No. Foreword and Acknowledgements 1 About IBSA 2 About the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 2 Theme of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 2 Objectives of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 2 Common Charter of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 3 Sub-Themes for Discussions 3 Content 3 Methods 3 Participants 3 Expected Outcome of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 4 Inaugural Programme 4 Proceedings of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 8 Thematic Discussions – 1: Youth Health and Impact of COVID 12 Thematic Discussions – 2: Youth in Governance 22 Thematic Discussions – 3: Youth Development and Exchange 34 Programmes Thematic Discussions – 4: Youth Development Index 42 Preparation of the Action Plan of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 50 Adoption of the Action Plan of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 55 List of Delegates/Participants of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit 56 3 st Proceedings of 1 IBSA Youth Summit Foreword and Acknowledgements IBSA is a unique Forum which brings together India, Brazil and South Africa, three large democracies and major economies from three different continents, facing similar challenges. All three countries are developing, pluralistic, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-lingual and multi-religious nations. The grouping was formalized and named the IBSA Dialogue Forum when the Foreign Ministers of the three countries met in Brasilia on 6th June 2003 and issued the Brasilia Declaration. In the emerging global context, effective views and experiential sharing of the youth in IBSA countries is essential for their constructive participation in dialogue and decision-making processes; active contribution to, and leadership in, positive transformation of their communities by way of joint actions, at a national, regional and global level. India currently being the IBSA Chair, the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India and the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, an Institution of National Importance organised the 1st IBSA Youth Summit on the theme “Democracy for Demography and Development” from August 26-28, 2021. This Summit was successful because of the stellar role played by the Hon’ble Ministers responsible for Youth Affairs of the Governments of Brazil, South Africa and India. I thank each one of them profusely for their constant guidance and support in organizing this remarkable 1st IBSA Youth Summit. I would like to thank in particular, Shri. Anurag Singh Thakur, Hon'ble Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India; Ms. Emilly Coelho, National Secretary for Youth Affairs, Brazil; Adv. Joyce Mikateko Maluleke, Director General, Ministry of Women, Youth & Persons with Disabilities, South Africa; for taking time to participate in this Summit and for addressing the delegates. Ms. Usha Sharma, Secretary (Youth Affairs), Government of India; and Shri Asit Singh, Joint Secretary for Youth Affairs, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, were instrumental in planning and implementing this Summit who deserve special mention for their immense contributions for efficacious conduct of this Summit. I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the senior officials of Youth Affairs, government authorities, youth delegates participating from all the three countries namely India, Brazil and South Africa for their valuable participation and providing inputs during the Summit. I would like to express our gratefulness to all the officials and staff of the Ministries of External Affairs and Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, particularly, Shri Ravi Kumar Sinha, Under Secretary and Shri Mohammad Naushad Alam, Section Officer of the International Co- operation Cell in the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports for their valuable coordination of this Summit. I would like to congratulate my team at RGNIYD for their fullest support in conduct of the proceedings of this Summit. PROF. SIBNATH DEB, PhD, DSc Director, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (An Institution of National Importance by Act of Parliament No.35/2012) Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu – 602 105, India Member, Board of Directors, Institute for School-based Family Counseling, California, USA Adjunct Professor, School of Justice, Faculty of Law, Queensland Univ. of Technology, Brisbane, Australia. 4 st Proceedings of 1 IBSA Youth Summit About IBSA IBSA is a unique Forum which brings together India, Brazil and South Africa, three large democracies and major economies from three different continents, facing similar challenges. All three countries are developing, pluralistic, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-lingual and multi-religious nations. The grouping was formalized and named the IBSA Dialogue Forum when the Foreign Ministers of the three countries met in Brasilia on 6th June 2003 and issued the Brasilia Declaration. IBSA is a purely South-South grouping of like-minded countries, committed to inclusive sustainable development, in pursuit of the well-being for their peoples and those of the developing world. The principles, norms and values underpinning the IBSA Dialogue Forum are participatory democracy, respect for human rights, the Rule of Law and the strengthening of multilateralism. About the 1st IBSA Youth Summit In the emerging global context, effective views and experiential sharing of the youth in IBSA countries is essential for their constructive participation in dialogue and decision-making processes; active contribution to, and leadership in, positive transformation of their communities by way of joint actions, at a national, regional and global level. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India had in the inter-ministerial meet on the 6th IBSA Summit held on 22nd March 2021 proposed to organise IBSA Youth Summit in July 2021 (Virtual) and launch the youth familiarization program for the three regions. Towards this direction for implementation of youth familiarization program within the IBSA Countries and India currently being the IBSA Chair, under the directives of the Government of India, 1st IBSA Youth Summit was jointly organised by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (an Institution of National Importance by an Act of Parliament) located at Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. Theme of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit The 1st IBSA Youth Summit was organised on the theme “Democracy for Demography and Development” consequent upon the decision taken in the inter-ministerial meet on the 6th IBSA Summit held on 22nd March 2021. Objectives of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit The objectives of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit were to: facilitate sharing of experiences among the Youth of the IBSA Countries identify and discuss the common Youth issues of the IBSA Region deliberate on vital issues such as youth in governance, youth development programmes, youth development index and impact of COVID-19 on youth health st Proceedings of 1 IBSA Youth Summit 2 learn from each other's experiences and share the best practices Common Charter of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit Discuss steps to engage young people in the democratic process at all levels of governance, from the local to the international as youth participation is very much needed and essential for a democratic society Sustain advocacy to formulate and implement youth responsive programs by national governments. Establish a Youth Development Index to measure the level and value of youth participation in civic, economic, social, political arena. These parameters to track and monitor the implementation of youth agenda in a comparative manner between countries. Discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the health of youth and the way forward Prepare an action plan for implementation by IBSA countries Sub-Themes for Discussions The 1st IBSA Youth Summit deliberated on four themes of paramount significance viz., 1. Youth Health with special reference to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic 2. Youth in Governance 3. Youth Development and Exchange Programs 4. Youth Development Index Content The Three-Day Programme included: Sharing of experiences Presentation of country reports Discussion on Youth issues Preparation of Action Plan Methods Presentations Group Discussions Interactions Participants The Summit was attended by Hon’ble Ministers responsible for Youth Affairs of Brazil, South Africa and India, Secretaries, Joint Secretaries, senior officials of Youth Affairs, government authorities, and select 12 youth delegates from each of the three countries. st Proceedings of 1 IBSA Youth Summit 3 Expected Outcome of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit Facilitate sharing of experiences among the Youth of the IBSA Countries Launch of Youth Familiarization Programme Draw a structured action plan to delineate the IBSA Youth Strategy 2021-22 Inaugural Programme The Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD) are jointly organising the 1st IBSA (India, Brazil and South Africa) Youth Summit through virtual mode from 26-28 August, 2021. The inauguration of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit was held virtually on 26th August 2021 at 5.30 pm at the Sushma Swaraj Bhawan (formerly Pravasi Bharatiya Kendra), Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi. Ms. Usha Sharma, Secretary (Youth Affairs), Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports gave the opening remarks of the 1st IBSA Youth Summit. Shri. Anurag Singh Thakur, Hon’ble Union Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India delivered the welcome remarks on behalf of the Government of India. Ms. Emilly Coelho, National Secretary for Youth Affairs, Brazil presented her address on behalf of the Federal Government of Brazil.
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